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[sappyday]

I really think you're on to something.

We do not know factually he has cancer again (that IV is circumstantial at best) and the way he lies? Shiiiiiiiiiit.

It seems pretty sure that it's back. It was hinted in "Gliding Over All." Vince wouldn't have had hinted at it and then make it be a lie. The only iffy thing is that Walt said he had 6 months left to live. If my math correct, it has been 4 months since Walt's 51st birthday since Marie said to Skyler that it's been 3 months since they've had the kids, and the day they took the kids was on Walt's birthday. Then in tonight's episode Walt told Jesse he's been out of the game for a month now so that means the scene where Walt tells Skyler he's out and from when Hank finds out was a month apart.

So that's 4 months. But 6+4=/=12. Since he's still alive for his 52nd birthday that means he''s lived for more than 6 months, he's actually lived for 8 months.

 

[inm8num2]

god watching this ruins dexter for me - it makes me feel like Dexter is Animaniacs and breaking bad is gargoyles

Funny, I'm watching Dexter now and I just can't help think constantly about how much it pales in comparison to BB.

 

[TimeEffect]

Jesse is definitely onto Walt

He's just unsure how to act

I don't think this is the intention.

Jesse KNOWS Walt killed Hank, but he also knows that he can do nothing. He knows it's all over. He's always been numb to the consequences by keeping busy and smoking up. But now he's out of the game, and he can't do anything with his guilt. He's alone. Things have caught up to him.

Walt came to Jesse, Jesse never went to Walt. It's been over a month. Jesse is just spiralling. He just really wants to make amends with the kids-- the one that got shot by Todd, and Mike's daughter. That's really his problem. He's always characterized as someone who loves children.

I don't think Walt is anywhere near his mind. He knows what he has done, and he isn't out for revenge. Walt has moved on. Jesse is just getting eaten inside out.

You can see the defeat when Walt bullshits him about Hank. He knows the truth, he just accepts the reality of who Walt is. He's completely defeated.

 

[rekameohs]

does this really need to be asked

Just making sure, hah

 

[sappyday]

What's up with Brock and his moms

Jesse broke up with her.

 

[PHOTOSHOP]

How much are those stacks that Jesse was throwing out?
Also throwing all that money in that neighborhood is just going into more drugs

 

[Squire]

Oh yeah. So I didn't see Talking Bad.

It was shit, right?

No, it was alright. I think it's shitty AMC feels like it's necessary, but Vince Gilligan was on and he's always cool to here from, and Julie Bowen was on as well and you could tell not only does she actually watch the show, she gives a shit. It was fine.

 

[triplestation]

I wonder what wolverine is up to

I hope we find out next week

 

[CharminUltra]

Funny, I'm watching Dexter now and I just can't help think constantly about how much it pales in comparison to BB.

Oh man, I enjoyed season one SO much; two, three and four to a lesser extent. Such a shame the show devolved into its present form

 

[inm8num2]

It's amazing, I rewatched Dead Freight last night and Jesse's reaction to Todd shooting the boy is so goddamn powerful. That moment broke Jesse completely.

Fuck, this show, unforgettable.

 

[blame space]

Spoiler

How much are those stacks that Jesse was throwing out?

10k right?

I Work with cash some. Seemed like 10k.

 

[Gorillaz]

Oh yeah. So I didn't see Talking Bad.

It was shit, right?

It didn't feel as forced as Talking Dead is. Which is weird.

Idk it seemed better maybe due to the fact the story is notches about Walking Dead and there really isn't any source material to go off of.

 

[RatskyWatsky]

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

now I'm most likely going to watch it

Ray Donovan on Showtime is from the freaking creator of Southland and it's pretty bad, so.

 

[amnesiac]

How much are those stacks that Jesse was throwing out?
Also throwing all that money in that neighborhood is just going into more drugs

Depends what bill amount he had

Some guy calculated it:
$50 bills, worth $5,000 each
$100 bills, worth $10,000 each
$20 bills, worth $2,000 each

i think it was random

 

[Mister Negative]

the heisenberg graffiti at the very least reveals that it's common knowledge that Walter White is Heisenberg. for that to happen, some serious shit has to go down.

We know Walt goes down. It's just a matter of who goes down with him.

 

[King Allant]

Ray Donovan on Showtime is from the freaking creator of Southland and it's pretty bad, so.

yes, now my expectation is lower

 

[C4Lukins]

Jesse could have a complete breakdown and become the next Heisenberg, at this point he is essentially the second best meth cook in the world.and has already done a lot of PTSD inducing stuff. It's either full bore crazy or suicide next for him.

Jesse just tossed 5 million dollars at random homes based on his own guilt. Well we do not know if he tossed it all, but he probably would have. I think he is so far gone now that not only would he never back Walt again, but he is so off the rails that either Walt is going to have to end him, or he is going to turn himself in. Which I imagine is going to be the climax of the series. Walt deciding to kill Jesse or taking the fall.

But looking at the pace of this season, this may all be decided in the next few episodes.

 

[Whiskeymatt]

Hey guys. Look what I found.

 

[TimeEffect]

We know Walt goes down. It's just a matter of who goes down with him.

Twist: Walt went crazy and did that all himself. In the crawlspace are the butchered bodies of Skylar and Walt Jr.

 

[Gorillaz]

We know Walt goes down. It's just a matter of who goes down with him.

Wonder who in the family will be the snitch. Or will it be Jesse

somebody has to be the one that just says fuck it

 

[sfedai0]

Wow, did not expect Walt and Hank to knock heads so soon. Wait till he finds out Skyler was in on this too. His head will explode.

 

[triplestation]

Never the DEA

 

[Mister Negative]

I found it interesting that when the camera shows that messed up piece of the kitchen floor, you can hear flies buzzing.

No idea if that means anything, but flies DO love dead bodies.

 

[Lamel]

I would be fine if Walt killed himself.

 

[Deadly Joker]

I can imagine the finale being a "Home Alone" type of situation. Where Walter sets up all kinds of traps and shit for agents coming for him. Going out in a blaze of glory type thing.

 

[TimeEffect]

http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/breaking-bad-comics

I can't wait for this to come back.

Also, I pretty much foresee Lydia taking out Walt with her associates. She's a loose end that didn't get tied when she needed to, and she's deceptively powerful. She's the most timid character, but it's clear that she's got seniority over even Walt in the game.

She's also pushed into a box, as she said.

 

[zewone]

How much are those stacks that Jesse was throwing out?
Also throwing all that money in that neighborhood is just going into more drugs

It was $10,000.

 

[sappyday]

We know Walt goes down. It's just a matter of who goes down with him.

I'm more interested in how it goes down. Like blame space said, the graffiti strongly implies that Walt's identity is spread very largely by the fact that a couple of skaters knew about it and his neighbor acted the way she did.

Actually the way the neighbor reacted seemed to extreme if what's revealed is that he's a criminal. I mean yea it's scary that you're neighbor is meth dealer but to act the way she did made it seem like she saw a monster. Also the fact the shape Walt's house was made it really weird.

So either it is also revealed that Walt is dead to the public or Walt killed his entire family in his house.

 

[Niraj]

God that moment where Walt decides to turn around around and bring it up the bug to Hank...just a perfect Walt moment, where he can't help himself

(Yeah, I'm watching again lol)

 

[triplestation]

I can imagine the finale being a "Home Alone" type of situation. Where Walter sets up all kinds of traps and shit for agents coming for him. Going out in a blaze of glory type thing.

I like this idea

 

[IcyBlueStrawberry]

"If you don't know who I am, then maybe your best course is to tread lightly."

The words were Heisenberg, but the delivery was Walter White. Sent shivers down my spine.

I genuinely laughed at that part.

I forgot how much I love this show.

 

[rekameohs]

"Spray my name"

"You're goddamn right"

 

[Dion Blaster]

Wonder who in the family will be the snitch. Or will it be Jesse

somebody has to be the one that just says fuck it

I think it's safe to say Jesse. He and Hank will definitely team up. Jesse has enough to bring him down.

 

[zewone]

I think if the DEA/FBI were to have found out they would have found the Ricin when the house was ransacked.

Why? They aren't looking for ricin. Can't hide drugs, guns or money behind an outlet. At least not an amount worth convicting over.

 

[faceless007]

Shit has to go down fast for the house to look like that in seven (?) months. (Assuming that it really is Walt's 52nd bday and that's not a red herring. I think it would be a little weird if he changed his identity but kept the same birthday.)

As intriguing as the flash forward is, I kind of wonder if it didn't reveal too much. Also raises certain questions. If Walt being Heisenberg is public knowledge, why is he so cavalier about walking around the town in broad daylight still entirely recognizable and not even worrying about the neighbors?

What are the odds he had to kill Carol? When she dropped her bag she spilled oranges. Wouldn't be the first time the show has made a nod to The Godfather.

 

[triplestation]

Maybe the white family fakes their own death

Get new identities and move to new Hampshire

So carols look is you're supposed to be dead!!!!

She'll tell other people she saw a ghost but they'll think she's a crazy old lady

 

[Joe Prodigy]

Great episode tonight. Ending was intense. I've been waiting since season 1 for the Hank and Walt showdown. It has begun!

 

[VARIA]

Amazing episode.

Now THIS is a finale done right.

 

[King Allant]

or maybe the family is hiding from Skyler aka Heisenberg from finding them and the families was put in witness protection

 

[Gorillaz]

So either it is also revealed that Walt is dead to the public or Walt killed his entire family in his house.

Which would kind of line up to what he just said

I found it interesting that when the camera shows that messed up piece of the kitchen floor, you can hear flies buzzing.

No idea if that means anything, but flies DO love dead bodies.

The floor tile was bent downward tho. That was weird to me at the start.




edit:

I think it's safe to say Jesse. He and Hank will definitely team up. Jesse has enough to bring him down.

i assumed for awhile that yea Hank and Jesse would team up. Idk if Jesse would be the one to spill the beans

 

[Psychological Intellect]

I'm gonna go ahead and guess that Saul is gonna be the one that spills the beans about the Brock poisoning to Jesse.

 

[Steelyuhas]

Ray Donovan on Showtime is from the freaking creator of Southland and it's pretty bad, so.

To be fair, Ann only produced the first 2* seasons of Southland.

*2 meaning the 13 episodes produced at NBC, but aired 7 on NBC and then 6 on TNT.

Jonathan Lisco is doing Halt & Catch Fire, and I won't let you tamper my excitement for it!

Spoiler

Continue on with the Ray Donovan bashing though.

 

[smoothj]

My fucking cat stepped on the power strip powering my cable box right when Walter was walking up Hanks driveway... Fuuuuuuuuuuu

I turned it back on and it was pretty much over.. I have to wait until the rerun hits the ending scene.

 

[rekameohs]

My fucking cat stepped on the power strip powering my cable box right when Walter was walking up Hanks driveway... Fuuuuuuuuuuu

I turned it back on and it was pretty much over.. I have to wait until the rerun hits the ending scene.

You only missed one of the best scenes of the whole show.

 

[sappyday]

Shit has to go down fast for the house to look like that in seven (?) months. (Assuming that it really is Walt's 52nd bday and that's not a red herring. I think it would be a little weird if he changed his identity but kept the same birthday.)

As intriguing as the flash forward is, I kind of wonder if it didn't reveal too much. Also raises certain questions. If Walt being Heisenberg is public knowledge, why is he so cavalier about walking around the town in broad daylight still entirely recognizable and not even worrying about the neighbors?

What are the odds he had to kill Carol? When she dropped her bag she spilled oranges. Wouldn't be the first time the show has made a nod to The Godfather.

Yea but the last time it did it was just a red herring. Remember how many people thought Ted was dead including myself.

 

[Game-Biz]

My fucking cat stepped on the power strip powering my cable box right when Walter was walking up Hanks driveway... Fuuuuuuuuuuu

I turned it back on and it was pretty much over.. I have to wait until the rerun hits the ending scene.

Oh wow. Haha. Yeah you sort of missed a good scene.

 

[inm8num2]

I'm gonna go ahead and guess that Saul is gonna be the one that spills the beans about the Brock poisoning to Jesse.

Walt is going down by committee a la Murder on the Orient Express!

 

[Squire]

Carol looks like she's seen a ghost. There's definitely something happening with a faked death/fake deaths.

I'm gonna go ahead and guess that Saul is gonna be the one that spills the beans about the Brock poisoning to Jesse.

And knowing Saul, it'll probably start as a slip of the tongue and then Jesse will force him to elaborate.

 

[Social]

My fucking cat stepped on the power strip powering my cable box right when Walter was walking up Hanks driveway... Fuuuuuuuuuuu

I turned it back on and it was pretty much over.. I have to wait until the rerun hits the ending scene.

dude, internet...

 

[triplestation]

I was thinking out loud!!!!